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A Bulgarian woman, Sophia, goes through a heavy drama while divorcing her husband in Norway, who reports her to the child social welfare service Barnevernet, who place their kids in foster families. She's forced to restrain her hypersensitive personality in order to fit in a foreign society and win back her kids.
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A Bulgarian woman, Sophia, goes through a heavy drama while divorcing her husband in Norway, who reports her to the child social welfare service Barnevernet, who place their kids in foster families. She's forced to restrain her hypersensitive personality in order to fit in a foreign society and win back her kids.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kutsy Vaptsarov
Written By:Kutsy Vaptsarov
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:PREMIERstudio, SAMSARA

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